WILLAMETTE FARMER: PORTLAND, OREGON, JULY 7, 1882,
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Destructive WaUr8poala.
Pnuinano Springs. July 3. A destruc'ive
and fatal water-spout visited this vicinity last
vpniniT. the center of the storm beinu Mani-
Itou Spring, which place the houses were
Imore or less damaged. The water cune down
I the mountains through Williams, Ruxton and
I Ute Pats Camor.s, lorming a wall eiflht feet
high and sweepinjjovcry thing before it. Sev
eral parties of excursionists during tho day
had gone up these canyons, and it is fcartd
that tome of them nerished. One bodv which
was washed down Williams Canyon, atd was
swept past the hotel. Indeed in the floor. An
i omnibus 6lled with pas.-eners, whirli had
i started for the train, was swept from the
street, anil noises, driver nuss ana contents
washed down with the torrent and dashed
Ihieli and dry on the rocks. All escaped with
slight injuries. The Maniton, Cliff, Beebo
and rarker note's, are more or less injured,
and cattle and horses cre carried away.
i Hail stones measuring thirteen inches fell,
breaking windows and destroying shrubbery.
Ovtr a mile of the track of the Diuver and
Rio Grande railroad was washed away, and
the wagon bridges between Alanitou and Col
orado Springs also. The loss is placed at from
$70,000 to SIOO.OOO Itis expected that the
reports to-morrow will disclose further loss of
life. '
A Sharp Trick.
Washington, July 3. The Sunday Gazttte
prints tin: tollnuiW: The cabinet haisecretly
considen d the propriety of the request made
by the Chinese minister to allow of passage
tnrougn this country en route 10 cnina oi ou,
000 cco'ies from Cuba. It wa-t afhrmed that
great hardship and expense would accruo to
tucm 11 tiiey wero not allowed to lane inia
route. 'Ilio executive very properly denied
the request. The pro-Chinese press every
where, with their usual igtioratice of facts,
has taken up the diplomatic falsehood of as
tute Celestials here, and descant lustily on the
wronc dm o coolie men and brothers. What
wrong, pi uj ? It was stated that Chinese Cu
banlaborciswciuld havetortturn home by way
of Engl ii'l. That i a falsehood. Eeryone
of them . eat to Cuba liythip from liongkbDg
to Panama, crossed the isthmus and tlieuca
by e"el acioss the Caribbean sea to Cuba.
Probably not one of the C0.O0O referred to
ever came to or landed in the United States.
Why then should they return this way and
by the most expensive methods for such per
sons. Itcllrs or Rvgnne Dnjs.
San Francisco, July 3. Montney dis
patch: Vuulis of the old Carmel mission were
opened to-day under the direction of Rev.
bather Casanova, lor the purposuof ixhumiua
the body of .lunipero Seiro and his compan
ion, foui dirs of California missions. The re
mains of the following are identified: Father
John Crespin, buriid Jan. 1, 1782; Father
Junipcrro Serro, buried Augfi-t 28, 1784;
Father Julicn Lopez, buried July 15, 1707,
and Fitlur Fennin Francisco Lascun. buried
June 26, 1803. They were in Ktdwood coflini
and the skeletons in good condition and por
tions of silk robcB and bands still preserved,
The object ot exhumation was to set at rest
doubts as to the burial place of the pioneer
missionaries.
Itftidjukters In Trouble.
TETtUMiDito, Va., July 3 Two police
fofces patrol the city. Democratic polic-i have
refined to surrender the ktation to readjuster
notice and the latter have mad'j their head
quarters at the city jail. Readjuster mayoM
elect has not qualified and the present IJrino
cratio mayor will not recognize the readjuster
police force. Hence no offenders arrested by
them will be tned by him.
War otea.
AVoolwich, July 3. British military prep
arations in view, of possible contingencies in
Egypt, are now virtually complete.
Ai.KVAvnKiA. Julv 3. Authorities are act
ing energetically to prevent natives issulting
and molesting Europeans, lereuus uucuiu"
will be confined in the arsenal without trial.
Impressment of recruits continues in conse-
,iiiwin nf alarminir rumors from Cairo, Mili
tary are ordered to make special exertions to
.maintain oruer.
Trying to Seduce Ibe Old Man.
Washington, July 3 Christiancy and his
wife, from whom he will shortly be divorctd,
met at her home yesterday under circum
stances that created the report of a complete,
Invinif and beautiful reconciliation. It seems
that the old mau was walking ilon Iudiana
ave., and passing his wiles apirtment ne
glanced at the win lows. Mrs Christiancy
was watching, and she beckoned vigorously
for her husiand to enter. The senator
paused, hesitated a moment, glanced for a
short time at the olump. pretty person of his
wife, who, with smiles on her face, waved a
paper in her hand to attract nis aiinntiou, mm
he entered. As soon as the doors opened
Mrs. C. dropped the paper and with a loving
gesture att Minted to draw her husband in the
parlors. The old man gathered himself up
just in time to coldly put his w le away, nt
Rirhsmtd a few wolds with her aid de.
nirfKil 'I he entire moceedines wete visible
through the open door and led to the rumor
that the VJiiri8ti -ncy suit wuuiu u imui.ru.
He soya that the suit w ill be pusl ed to the
end and that he has no iuteution of resuming
marital rilaMons with Mrs. (Jnnstiaucy,
TElMtl'l OKIAL.
Seattle coal miners shipped 15,000 toas of
coal during June.
Jerome Porter, Esq., has purchased from
II S. Hncahoom. ot Walla walla, tne nue
joung colt, "Orange Blossom," by Orange
Countv . " The price paid w as 570U.
iv v rv..idiv. ns the a fen t of Christie A.
Wise, of San Francisco, has bought all the
wool iii Pierce county, amountingto GO.O00
,,ml uhuh is a t-ood crop Mr. Crosby
lias bought the' woul cropi of that couuty for
three years past.
A puty of hunters just in from Shoalwater
bay informi the Pierte County 2feuv that
they fouid a fine valley between the nine
and Ca Flatttry. It is about fiv miles
wide and keventeeu mile" long, and la without
a settUnunt, or even the appearance that a
white mau had ever been there. There ate
10,000 aci es of fine farming laud open to those
hunting hon es.
Yaqulna Bay Honey.
It is not generally known, but it is never
thelees the fact, that honey made in this sec
tion of the State is uuexcelled by that of any
other locality, and only equaled by the fa
mous Los Angeles honey. The comb of the
honey made h.re is perfectly clear of what is
ordinarily called bee-bread, and is entirely
free from any lobelia taste and perfect'y white
and clear. It seems to u that a good apiary
well taken care of and properly handled, J
k IUI
The m nera of Me) ersv die and AKxandna,
Maryhud, atrnck Saturday for an advance
fwv.,,, rxi in fin rent ner ton. They say taey
SJC'B bet..aT
action was the result of a combination. j
ui.t.i ntv hn invMinr a uaiiusumo uiuufr iui .
.. r p.j,nallv 11 know ' bV HO means lUtlt; UUl, OU me cunuary, ic.
&tJ1$UZS& arye rapid and numerous. Should ,ou nee4
on hot cakesforbr-akfast about 0 or 7 o'clock anything in the implement . t me. call on or
in the momiug.-raouiaa Day Pott. ""'" ""'" ""'1'f '
STATE ftEWS
Cattle Bell for $25 per head in Southern
Oregon.
Three shows are heading toward Portlaud
from California.
Butter sells at 25 cents per pound in Ash
land, but ia scarce and in bn-k demand.
The Ashland Woolen Manufacturing Com
pany are still manufacturing those flue woolen
blaukets.
A mastadons tooth was found in the Ster
ling mine iu Southern Ortcon, lately. It was
4x7 inches ou the grinding part.
The citizens of Ashland live on the "fat
(eoat) of the land." A butcher there has
fatted up a baud of goats.
The Oreeon. Sentinel, publisl ed at Ja:kt"ii-
villc, is now owned by Frank Krausi, Mr.
Turner having retired.
Another steamer is to bo built for Khn ath
lake soon. The General Howard is sa;d to
draw too much water to do tho work advan
tageously. Tho sheriffs of our Southern Orecon coun
ties are using every eff rt to capturo hor-o
thieves, it seems as tnougu a "norso tniei
mania " had fallen upon us.
Raesdale, the imitator nf "Black Hart,"
was sentenced to four years' imprisonment by
the Shasta county judge for robbing the stage
at Bass' hill recently.
Mr. Cocper. agent for tho contractor on the
mail route between Linkville and Lakeviw,
has sub-let the contract to the Kilgore broth
srs for 3,200. The first c mtract pricj was
$3,400.
Says the Jacksonville Sentinel: The la to
rain", while doing Bomo damage to hay, have
been most opportune for late sown grain and
for tho corn and sorghum crop', and there is
now a prospect of au abundant harvest
Grasshoppers wire numerous in Snrauue
River valley, Likn county, last bummer, says
the Tiding), of Ashland, but there are three
times, as many this year. They are on both
sides of tho river, while list jeai they ap
ptare 1 only on one side of the valley.
The overland stage, fares have been reduced
betnem Kidding und Roseburg They are
ns follows : The fare to Yreka will be about
S7. 50 ; to Reddi- g, $22 CO, and rates to
Ro enure, $10, with comxponding rates to all
local points. This is quite a reduction from
the former ra'es charged.
ITEMS BY TELEGKAPII.
It is expected that Congress will adjourn "n
the 17th.
Francis Close, dean of Carliele, England,
died on tho 3d inst.
The police nf Long Island City closed the
pool rooms on the 3 1 inst.
The corner stone of the Garfield Memorial
Church was laid on tho 3d at Washington.
On the 3d, a shipment of 022 Mormon con
verts arrived at New York under Elder
Irvine.
Mrs. Pachieo, wife of the Congressman
from California, is dmgerou-ly ill at Wash
ington, and hei lite is despaired of.
Marshal John Bryant and pos'e, of Colum
bus, Ky., surrounded a house near Belmont,
on the 3d, in which Kilgore, murderer of
Gardner was concealed. Kilgore rushed out
and shot the marshal, who tried to stop him,
and escaped. Bryant's injury is not neces
sarily fatal.
Postal chances. McCnrdy, Lake county,
Or , Mrs. Cora M. McCurdy ; Traske, Tilla
mook county, Or., Ctrl N. Wagner ; Capps,
Siokane county, W. T., M. Capps ; Rock
land, Klickitat county, W. T., Adey Mulua
hill ; Woodinville, King county, W. T , Su
san Woodin
Journal's Washington : Secretary Foltrer
said to-day he thought the proposed issue of
2 per cent, bonds would have li'tle effect on
the questions of redemption of outstanding
bonds, for the present at least. Probably he
will issue a call for $15,000,000 more of con
tinued 6 per cents. Wednesday. This will
leave hut $17,000,000 of this class of bonds
outstanding.
A special from Washington says that letters
from Mexico say theGovfrnment ha accepted
Captaid Eads' plan for 'he improvement and
enlargement of the harbor of Vera Cruz at an
estimated cost of $7,500,000. The Federal
and State Government are making arraneo
moots for the provision of funds, material,
etc.. and initial work will be commenced
immediately.
Tim amount paid for pensions on account of
the late wir to March 1st, 1882, is $500,781,
050 It is estimated there are now on the
rolls the names of 250,000 pensioners of the
late war This does not include 30,000 esti
mated service pensioners on account of the
war of 1812. Annual va'ue of the 250,000
late war pensioners, $2.00.000. or an agre
gate annual value of $30,600,000. Estimat
mo? disbursements for Mav and Juno the total
paid for pensions the enrrint fiscal year will
not be tar from oo,ju,uuu.
The Callender Minstrels.
This troupe of genuine colored people are
in our midst, and "there's music in the air."
The harmony of negro minstrelsy is prover
bird, aud this tr upo is no exception to the
rule. The old-fashioned idea that minstrel
troupes are vulgar is done away with vow a
days. There is nothing vulgar about a first'
class minstrel show. We have seen nothing
that equalled this company since the original
J Georgia minstrels were here. The ill-timed
and stale jokes are dsne away with, and this
ehow j4 decidedly original and witty. By no
.. McTnt09h-B ,outh. It is
beyond description. To our friends in the
country we sav : This is a show w orthy of
patronizing. There are many second-rate
trounes. but this is a genuine and good one,
and well worth attending. Their engigements
are aspllows : Oregon City, July 10: halem,
July II and 12; AUmny, July 13; Corvallis,
July 14: Independence. July 15: Vancouver,
Julv 17: Davton. W. T.. July 10; Walla
Walli, July 20 and 21; The Dallas. July 22,
It Takes the Lead
This is tho timowhen farmers are beginning
to loo'- around for harvesting machinery, and
Knapp, Burrcll & Co. would inform the farm
in community that the McCormick is still in
the le id and will continue so. Reports from
all parts of the United States where harvest'
ing h commenced show that the McCormick
is giving excellent sitisfaction, and no reports
of filure.
This firm is very busy now attending to or
ders, aod are sending away numbers of ma
chines. The popularity of the McCormick is
There 1. no better country in the w orid lor
raising Angora goats than BnaKe mver. iney
: ur.,,-,n nr mt nil their ranee.
snd wild animals never, attack them after
their first experience.
The handsome drug storo on the corner of
First and Stsrk streets, under the manage
ment of C. W. Cornelius, is now one of the
leading business houses in the city. Special
attention is given to the dispensing depart
ment; both night anddiytho most careful
druggists aro iu attendance.
A CARD,
To all who aro suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, etc., I will send
a rcciepe tliat will cure you, free of charge.
This great remedy was discovered by a mis
sionary in South America. Send self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. In
man. Station D, New York Citv. dec30-6m
Jcst now Frank Abell is taking some of the
most charming and lovely promenade and
panel photographs we ever caw. Call at his
studio on first street, Portland, and see them.
Strangers alw ays made w elcome.
JOHN A. BECK,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
Repairing a Specialty.
FINE ASSORTMENT OF WATCriES, CLOCKS,
k Jewelry and Spectacles at low price.
149 Front St., PortlaHd, Or.
JuI7m
PUBLIC SALE
....OF.,..
FINE SHEEP.
At WILBIIK, OREGON,
Or UMPQUA STATION, on the line of the O. & C. It.
u. jo , uougia 10 , i iu a. ju 1 011
Wednesday, July IS, 1882.
Will be sold at Public Sale
100 French or American Meri
no Slieeep.
The largest, finest and heaviest ShearerB iu the State.
....ALSO....
100 Thoroughbred French and
Spanish Merino Sheep, Crossed.
ALSO, several good milch cows and
othor tattle One thoroughhrace carriage, etc.
Having rented most 0! my land for a number of
yean, and belne d-slrous of trav cling and changinir
climate for health. I wlb to disposo of the remainder
of my effects; and, although I expect to sill them at a
sacrifice, I mean tn soli them.
Tho Erenth Merino Sheep I bought at the Oreaon
Rtita F.iir fllic vcara aco.iminira9 hUh as two hundred
dollars per head, and, having been successful with them
1 now navo over lou neau mniiiv ewes, .s 1 hoiu me
bucksvearl). The Sheep will be Hold Iu Lots
to Suit the BuyT.
FENDEL SUTHERLIN.
LILLIE'S
Fruit Fitter.
Pit9 from One to 'f wo tons per day ot ten hours
as attested byS. Luelllng, Mllwaukle; W. C. Evarts,
Portland; O. W Walling, Oswego; II. W. DilgPort
land, and others. Address :
B. A. LILLIE,
No 408 lourth Street, Shop 385 First Street.
June22m3 POMTLAND, OUEQON.
Oregon Railway and Kavlga
tleu Company.
OCEAN DIVISION.
Between 8nn Fntnrlaeo nnil rortland.
Leave San Francisco
at 10 A. h.
Leave Portland
at 12-00 a.m.
4 "
E
"'6
June.J
July .. l
July.. 6
June. 2
luly.. 3 luly.. 1
July .16 July..l
uly,,S7 Ju)..31
Aug., ( Aug.. 12
Aug,, 11 Aug.. 24
July 10
July 22
Aug.. 3
Aug. 15
Aug. 87
Sep.. S
July . 14
iJuly.,ls
July. .11
July ,.2
July. .23
Aug .. 4
AllL-.. 7lAug..ll
III!) ..90
Aug... 191 Aug.. M
Aug.. 10
fU?...3l p. . 4
Aug. ,2S Sept . 4 Sept. 5
Sept. ..! Sep, .,10'8ept.. 9 Sept ..13 Sept. 17
Itlght is reserved to change steamers or sailing days
Through Tlrkrla sold to all principal cities In tb
United States and Canada.
Fara Cabin, 920; Steerage, S10. Children, 1 ' years,
full fare; from 12 to 6, half faie; under 5, free.
NARROW GAUGE DIVISION.
East Side Division.
BETWEEN POHTLAND AND IirtOWNSVir LE, VIA
o. i. u. K. K. to woouourn.
uuvs. I asbus.
Portland 7:30 A.M Brownsville 8 17 P,M
UrowDSvill 8 SO A.M Portland 4-2SP.il
West Side Division.
BETWEEN PORTLAND, SHERIDAN AND AIRLEE
via O. & C. R. It. to Whites.
LBiva. I ARUVS.
Portland 8 16 A M Alrlee 4-25 P. M
Shrridan , 9 55 A. M Sheridan 1.20 P M
Alrlee 7-00 A Sl'Portland S.-20 P.M
RIVER AND RAIL DIVISIONS.
Columbia, Wlllumrlle and Vaniblll Blvers.
On and after Juno IV, 1632.
Leae Portland I I I -
for Mon. Tues. Wed. iTImrlKrl. SaL
iSiliesT'Wallal
WalU, Unu-
tilU and up- f 9 AM 9 AM 9 AM 9 All 9 Ail 0 A M
river points.)
Astoria, Kala-"!
ma, Taccma, 8 AM 8 All 1 ' M AM 8 AM A U
aeattle )
vtslnwr051" "6AM" flA"
Catb'am't, Bay )
Vlew.Skom'ck. I AM 8 AM ( AM
wa,llrookfl1d J
Westport, C1U-) .. AM . . AM ..... 8 AM
ton.Knappa. I
Dayton 7 AM 7 AM 7 AM
Corrallla indl
Intermediate 6 AM 6 AM
points ...)
FRKIGHT.
Por all points on Narrow Gauge Divialon will be re
ceived and forwarded by th O. i C. 11. R., Eut and
West Side Dlrialons, respectively,
Geaeral OMce tr. Vnml suul B mrreta
J. McCRAKEX k CO.,
AVu SUU of California.
A. L.VAIWELL,
Tkktt agent O. II. N. Co.
JOHN MUIR.
Snperintendent ot TriOlc.
C. II. PBESCOTT,
Maaagrr
Sheep and Cattle Wanted.
F
I0R CIBH SEVERAL IIUKUREIIGOOU health;
i A . .-.1, LA Am- nDVilfiVtlW
JunieU ait Creek, CUckamM Co , Ortoo.
D. M. OSSORXTE & CO.,
Harvesting Machinery,
Nos. 204 and 208 Front Street, Portland, Oregon.
Agents in all the Principal Towns of Oregon and Washington Territory and
Western Idaho.
'"EOFFEKEOUTHh 1IAKVLS1' OF IssiTIIE
TY
Is not onlv the tho most perfect machine offi rid to tho Farmcm of Cr. gou, lut It Is tho cheapest, ns It plai es the Farmir In an Independent position, enabling hla M
use cither 1 WINE OU VMHC, vlilihevtr nuy bo tho cheapest. Tw o complete llindlng attachments lurnUhcd with each matlilne.
Our No. 6 Combined Reaper ' and Mower, na uu ,Uai as a comumd Machine.
Our NO. 3 Independent Reaper, CutS 5 fleet, u tight, urMo ni casll) operated, nono niual It iu an Independent Raapsf.
Our JNo. inaepenaenb xceaper, ju,t the twig for smaii farmers.
Our NO, 1 MOWer, u Front Cut, 4 feet and 3 Indies ln Idth and Is so n ell kuo n that It neo J J no praise.
OUT NO. 5 iS Rear CUt. cuts Four fcit and threo Inch snarth and the favorlto . . ,
it.. TvT O Jn U-n-t fiit Cuul' urlect and thrco inch s ath, and Is our latest Improved machine. One hundred was sold n Oregon last
UUT iMO. t IS H IUIlb ulili, jiir all Uvln,pirlcct satisfaction. Ito other mocr In Oicgon has met 1th ciiual success.
-We have a large i-tock of both Wire and Twine which villi bo sold at market ratis.
Our stock of Emms licomplcte and o arj prcpircd to furnisii dup Icate pirU lo any OSUOUNK machine sold In our Tcrritor) , and at our published list pnst,
blch is 25 per cent low tr than an otcr hou-to on th l'ncilic Coat
Thanktngour friends for their goncrous patronage In tho pact, wo Invito thvir futuroattcntion. ....... . .
D. M. OSBORNE & CO.,
2TSend for Circulars and Price-List.
SEYMOUR, SALP & CO.,
Matiufaitiirers of and PealtM in the Latct
Improved Farm Machinery.
MADISON STREET, (from Front to First), PORTLAND, OREdON.
We have the Rent Selected Stock that can he round on
the Coast, anion; which are the
MINNESOTA CHIEF THRESHER
Which has NO EQUAL for the quantity ami quality of its work.
THE ELWARD EQUALIZING HORSE TOWER.
It Ib alniplj Light and Strong, and combines all of tho (food points found in other powcri to a greater
decree lhaii In any other mode.
The Stillwater mid Minnesota
Giant Engines,
Unsurpassed In Simplicity, Strength and Economy
The Randolph Header,
The Simplest, Lightest draft and nost perfect work
ing Header made.
The StandardSelf-RakeReaper,
Stands without a rival for (implicit), and duraM.lt).
The Standard Light Slower,
Its a perfect beautj both In looks and tho way it
does Its work.
The Iron Kins Six Foot nt
Mower,
It Is rigbtlj'naincd.lfs the Monarch of tho Hay l'iold.
W hv m.nu nfhera that cannot be enuni'
anything in our lino to como and ste in, and if
lists anil catalog"?.
J. I. CASE
ISTdtl W - r
SpSsssssssTsssivSWIili
I N. XP'fjrji'f !A Jf"' m IIIMitt?PIP!isiSssfcssssrlp
ffi.ifcfej' siilfftwSssissssssssBssaBff!1 jfj
- 1i35fc;gjy.WslsiBBPMsi'TBByvslBiWBPK Bji-
Made on entire new Principles, has I033 parts, only three
belts,runs lighter, threshes faster, does the work cleaner than
any other. Wherever used farmers say it is the best Ma
chine made. Send for Special Circular and Piices.
STA VJUiSr WALK Jilt, Jlu-tlnnd.
GARRISON'S SEWING MACHINE STORE.
167 Third Street.
JOHN It. 4UKU10 N, Proprietor.
AOK.Vr Kill THE
JIOWK,
iuust
WILSON.
UltOWY,
NfsWllu.MK, I 'It'liO.Vt;,
Aad Oiiitrat Ai,e i( lor 11.
HOUSEHOLD & WHITE MACHINES.
Pealrrin all klals 0 Seln nischloe attichinests, J(4le,0.li,ete. Healnmuhlntl I , alrnl nn s-ort srtle
FACTORY AT AVB17RX, NEW YORK.
MOsl'coMlVE K ANDL.VTUST IMl'KOVEU MACHINERY
Combined Twine and Wire Self Binding Harvester, for 1882,
TheYictoiSeiriMiinitSiilkyRake
Most perfect self discharging sulky rake made.
TlicSfiir IlaiidlMinipSulkjRakc
It's the King of hand dump rakes.
The New Itnckeye Grain Prill
and Rroadcast Seeder,
ThcMu arc Die moit complete anil beat mode machine
In the market,
Tito Celebrated Morrison Plow,
They are without .juixtiou tho fin tat plowi ever
Btutk into Kill.
The Whitewater and Kctchum
I Wagons,
Aru unenualltd In this or any other market.
ntnl hero Wo conliil'v invito all wanting.
you caimnt come, cm) for onn of nur price
" "-'. i-n-n-n"-.
T. M. CO.'S
- U. - J. - - ciiu' - JL - yJti,
111 HOVKIr M;kk.
IC01..I, .si. .Hn,,.
I
OF ANY HOUftE on the Pacific Coast, Our
J.B.CONGLE&CO,
110 Front Street, East Side, Portland, Oregon.
Again In Bualneu.
MANUFACTURERS AMD IMPORTERS Of
Saddles,
Harness,
Bridles.
Whips,
Saddlery '
Hardware. '
Etc., Etc
Repairing Neatly and
At4 ended to.
Promptly
Celebrated Horse Shoeing
SHOP.
2i Socond street, bet. Salmon and Main.
JOHN MeAltliLi: PKOPRIET.
AU Homes Entrusted to my earn Will
be kindly treated.
INTERFERING AND OVER IlEACHINfl STOPPE0
or money refunded. Satisfaction guaranteed.
HENRICHSEN & OREENBERO,
149 First Street, Portland, Oregon.
Diamonds, Silver -Ware,
Watches & Jewelry. '
CLOCKS, SI'ECTACLKS, ETC.
Nautical Instrument ami Hhlpl'hronnmdert
ruled by iranall obsrrvalloua and nplrc4l
mavlotl
Not so Strange as Might
be Supposed.
You will see by tills Adver
tisement that David ole it
o., do not go Into the Stor
ItiiHinesH by crawling Into the
Stove liluisell' but he does It
by IMIMHtTINCJ direct from
the Factories and Selling at'
bottom nrlcoH.
HAVIH COLE & VAK,
Hr2 First, cor. First and Taylor, Portlaad On.
NEW YORKJEWELRY CO.
DIAMONDS,
Gold and Silver Watches, SUverwM
Spectacles. Etc,
OLIi COLD TAKEN IN TRADE.
Watches and Jewelry Repaired
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VACUUM! TO ORIiKIt.
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Factories: Protldtnie, II I., a d Portland, Or, I
KIVKK SI OK RESTAURANT
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Ice Cream Saloon.
EAST PORTLANH, OHEUON.
Meals at nil l'isr.. kiukI. Meal, s Ccali.
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Ice cream. Fountain Sod oster, and freali Freath
candles. Alao lieadauartera for tlie sunplr of lea,
Frulu of all kind In season and Ute best bill ol taw
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